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NCSU_MAX Dec 10, 2005 05:01 PM

+1 for D2's
 
well if there was ever any doubt in these coilovers before let it cease to exist now..... Installed mine today and man what a difference. Handling is amazing and the ride is smooth compared to my Progress/AGX setup (which wasnt bad to begin with at all). Best part......... NO NOISES, thats right absolutely quiet. I understand alot of you guys experienced this when these first came out, but let me say that I believe D2 has since fixed all of that as I have spent all day testing and playing with different settings with no problems. So if you can gather some cash treat yourself to an amazing suspension setup. :sprint:

NOTE: blackmaxx96 has a deal going for these in the Group Deal forum for CHEAP - jump on this deal now. Hes a great guy and an excellent seller - support a fellow Org member; he will treat you right.

Vlasic Dec 10, 2005 07:33 PM

Ive been saying this for a long time now, but no one listens, they just remember back to the few who did have problems in the beginning.

edit: ya what spring rates did you go with and what dampening settings are you running?

RA030726 Dec 10, 2005 07:44 PM

sweet news, what spring rates did you go with? update us in a few weeks/months on these.

NCSU_MAX Dec 11, 2005 01:25 PM

Right now the rates are 8/6 and i have the dampening at i believe 24 out of the 36 if im correct in assuming that the higher the number the stiffer the ride. Ill definitely keep you guys updated over the next few months - right now i couldnt be happier w/ them.

blackmaxx96 Dec 11, 2005 03:07 PM

Yeah the 8/6 combo is the "standard" setting when it comes to the 4th gens. Other spring rates are available of course but 8/6 seems to fit PERFECT.
As all of you said, the noise issue... well, isn't an issue anymore. The D2's have definitely come alot further since their first set-ups for the 4th gen.
Thanks for the good comments, Grant!
He speaks the truth guys!!

Mike

ImmaSquashYou Dec 11, 2005 07:56 PM

hymm...apprently 8/6 feels good n 9/7 feels too harsh. I feel like i'm on a horse when i'm in my car. but i'm used to it, but sometimes it's just like..oh man....here comes the....::BAM:: Oh, and dont lower it too much like i did..i ruined my CV axle like that need to change it now..heh...

NCSU_MAX Dec 12, 2005 09:43 AM

hey Jsutter or Vlasic, I need to get an alignment soon for these things. Do you guys know what the optimal camber settings are? Thanks guys,

RA030726 Dec 12, 2005 07:22 PM

well for good tire wear stay within factory spec. but if you want to tare up the corners a bit more negative camber will help traction. factory spec is -1.00* to .50*.

MaximaSE96 Dec 12, 2005 07:32 PM

i wish i had money for true coilovers.....the ol lady woudl never allow that big of a purchase for my car until she gets her long anticipated ring

G4nismo Dec 12, 2005 07:48 PM


Originally Posted by MaximaSE96
i wish i had money for true coilovers.....the ol lady woudl never allow that big of a purchase for my car until she gets her long anticipated ring

women...there money pits as well...

NCSU_MAX Dec 12, 2005 09:20 PM


Originally Posted by JSutter
well for good tire wear stay within factory spec. but if you want to tare up the corners a bit more negative camber will help traction. factory spec is -1.00* to .50*.

thanks Jon!

Vlasic Dec 12, 2005 11:51 PM

I have my camber set to the factory spec.

blackmaxx96 Mar 21, 2006 11:19 AM

NCSU_MAX and I are going to try and make/sell a "Coilover noise fix kit"...
We've narrowed down all the small problems with em, and are just trying to find the right parts to use to put together a good kit.

We'll have you guys updated soon hopefully.

Mike

Drstove Mar 21, 2006 10:07 PM

hey mike is our deal still a go I should be ready real soon?

blackmaxx96 Mar 22, 2006 10:20 AM

I think i'm gonna end up keeping em... it's been so long, and i've done alot of tuning to the suspension since then....

I do have access to new 4th gen sets though...
Let me know if you want to try to work something out.

Thanks,

Mike

PTownMax Mar 22, 2006 12:14 PM


Originally Posted by blackmaxx96
NCSU_MAX and I are going to try and make/sell a "Coilover noise fix kit"...
We've narrowed down all the small problems with em, and are just trying to find the right parts to use to put together a good kit.

We'll have you guys updated soon hopefully.

Mike

http://www.energysuspension.com/pages/sboots.html
maybe something like this?
(2nd one down)

NCSU_MAX Mar 22, 2006 12:22 PM

different, thats not the source of the noise believe it or not

jzmaxima Mar 22, 2006 04:05 PM

i just put new coil overs in my car last night..took a long time because i never did it before but rite now i have the car about even in the front and the rear and i hate to ride..and i have stock rims and tires for now..man i hate it i am taking them out this fri nite..the car bounces a little over bumps and i feel like if i hit a small crack in the road the thing is going to smash throught the hood..dont like it

NCSU_MAX Mar 22, 2006 04:20 PM

their not bad if you know what settings to put them at including preload and dampening. Any after market setup (besides maybe Illuminas and H&Rs) is going to be rougher than stock w/ varying degrees of roughness. If you have crappy roads then no these are prob not for you - they are made for track use anyway. The roads here in NC arent that bad so Im pretty pleased w/ the ride.

my97maxi Apr 20, 2006 07:19 PM

yea i cant wait til i get my d2s this summer

hightuner Apr 21, 2006 04:58 AM

Hey guys just to know ...

anyone ride this setup in winter or you guys swap every year
for those with winter of corse
?????


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